Sentence examples for better going out from inspiring English sources

It's better going out with two titles than one, obviously.

García started only marginally better, going out in 40 en route to a 75 that left him at one-under.

I felt better going out there and doing it myself, which was, of course, often humiliating".

Being open to new information — even better, going out of your way to learn what you wish wasn't true — is the hallmark of a resilient leader.

"You'd better go out and check your traps," he said as he split the kindling.

Well if we can't build the brothel we'd better go out and look for nymphs... Or we could steal a kid.

Ohio governor John Kasich told voters that if he's elected president, they better "go out and buy a seatbelt", because he's going to hit the gas in his first 100 days.

That probably was the most important lesson I learned — that what's out there is more important than what you already know, and that you'd better go out and learn what it is out there that you don't know.

There was a big gap and I was like, 'O.K., I better go out and earn some money now.' " He has been crisscrossing the country, away from home in San Francisco, where he grew up, and where he lives with his wife, Marsha, and their children, Cody, 10, and Zelda, 12; he also has a son, Zachary, 18, by a former marriage.

Maybe I'd better go out and buy myself a cockatiel.

If Rainwater is right about soaring oil and gas prices, the current takeover craze makes some sense: If prices are going up, you want to have oil to sell at the higher prices, and if you cant drill for it, you had better go out and buy it.